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How do you keep connected with the music of your homeland even if your life has been somewhat boring over the past 10 years

How are you getting on? I am an Russki teenager who came to America for a better future. When I was in Russia I've never been or even near the middle class. I was a slumbering poor. My family and not me as a whole. Russia's young adults weren't dependent on money as they grew older. Therefore we were forced but to find ways to earn our own money. There were numerous strategies. They were generally like alcoholics asking friends for just a few dollars to buy their vodka bottle. The idea is the same. We would search for quick money for bread, or to go to work. We always had food cravings..


So, I reached America. It's far away from New York, Brooklyn and Brighton Beach. This is a place that reminds me of the home of my childhood. It's loud and dirty, it smells like Russia, and people who live there are rude. There is a lot to do, including visiting Russian music venues and bookshops.

I am a huge fan of music and books. But as it happens recently it's simple to find Russian literature on Kindle. Therefore, I have stopped buying books in hardcopy. Additionally, I don’t have enough space in my house. My wife is almost an avid collector. So, I do all I can to avoid adding to her pile of stuff. Stacks of books looks intelligent for a while, but then they looked sad until I put them in the garage, where there's still some space left for my belongings..

Music is another matter. My job involves a lot of driving, so I am constantly listening to music. Because I'm a Russian native, there's no way that I would like new music from the USA. I'm not a fan of rap or hip hop. It's all the modern music that kids want to dance to. I love the old Russian music, and also the Russian music that is jail-like. They're still very loved in Russia even after twenty years. The internet is flooded with everything on Youtube these days. After returning home from work, I spend hours listening to YouTube music.

And so after a while I've created a nice long playlist with over 300 songs that I truly am in love with. Since I have this precious collection and can quickly become accustomed to listening to music. 300 songs is quite a bit. But then when I want to listen to the songs in my car, I don't have any Internet to use, and I'm in need of it or to navigate. youtube video downloder I prepare everything at home. I'm in the middle of my line, I record a few songs from Youtube into mp3 files and then I burn those mp3s onto a CD with my laptop. Then I bring CD to the car to listen. This website lets you take your Youtube playlist and print the songs. Each song can be saved to your computer as an MP3 file. Then it's easy to transfer it to audio CD. Sometimes I make mistake and just make data CDs that don't play in my car stereo. However, audio can be recorded. It's amazing to see how technology is working. I don't have to connect to the internet or any other device to play MP3. Just insert the CDs into my car stereo, and I can hear Russian music blasting in Manhattan.

It's easy and inexpensive to download Youtube videos as mp3 and save them to your Smartphone. A friend of mine connected his phone to the car stereo and the phone started playing high-quality sound within less than two seconds. It wasn't a lot of Internet to stream Spotify or Pandora radio. I'm going to try this later.. Of course, I'll be careful not to connect to any free WiFi.


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